It’s always like that, and it’s a designated 4wd water crossing. This one is relatively easy as it is paved, but there are plenty of water crossings around that have rocky bottoms. We would definitely not cross flood water! We stopped and watched many cars go over before our drive over.
Well done Nigel and Sue helping that guy out of his predicament.... Very well done. I really enjoy the drone footage as I've said previously. I think it gives an amazing perspective to the landscape. Your videos are a real inspiration for me as I'm hoping to travel in my Sprinter similarly. Thanks so much... 🙂👍
Oh thanks so much for the comment Peter. Yes we always help out where we can. We’ve used our recovery gear much more for other people! But that’s cool, when we got stuck someone helped us out. We love flying the drone and agree it gives a great perspective. Sadly drones are prohibited in a lot of places, and then sometimes it’s just too windy. We have a lightweight drone which is good for some of the regulations, but not good for flying in the wind. Do you have a campervan? When do you hope to head off?
@@nigelandsueadventures I have no idea why my reply disappeared.... Very strange. In answer to your question yes I too have converted a Sprinter Van into an off-grid home on wheels. I have a similar layout to your own. I'm also a drone enthusiast. I just bought a DJI Mini 3 Pro.... Love it... Easy to fly but very hard to master that cinematic footage. On FB you will find me wearing a blue jacket standing in front of Cape Huay. Department of Justice employee.
Just beautiful. You’re doing really well with the videography. It was nice to see a bit of Kunnunurra . I think I mentioned my husband is heading there for work at the beginning of January for three months. Just in time for the “nice” weather! 😊
@@nigelandsueadventures yes I know. He won’t have a car either. So I can’t imagine it will be much fun. Hopefully the hospital is air conditioned. I expect it will be. He’ll just have to work more. 🤨
Gotta love those boab trees. I remember being in Kununurra a thousand years ago and we went to a place close by called Hidden Valley, I think. Maybe that was the lookout you went to last?
I just can't get over the "water crossings" around here that's a flooded road that should be avoided! Amazing scenery. Thanks
It’s always like that, and it’s a designated 4wd water crossing. This one is relatively easy as it is paved, but there are plenty of water crossings around that have rocky bottoms. We would definitely not cross flood water! We stopped and watched many cars go over before our drive over.
Well done Nigel and Sue helping that guy out of his predicament.... Very well done. I really enjoy the drone footage as I've said previously. I think it gives an amazing perspective to the landscape. Your videos are a real inspiration for me as I'm hoping to travel in my Sprinter similarly.
Thanks so much... 🙂👍
Oh thanks so much for the comment Peter. Yes we always help out where we can. We’ve used our recovery gear much more for other people! But that’s cool, when we got stuck someone helped us out.
We love flying the drone and agree it gives a great perspective. Sadly drones are prohibited in a lot of places, and then sometimes it’s just too windy. We have a lightweight drone which is good for some of the regulations, but not good for flying in the wind.
Do you have a campervan? When do you hope to head off?
@UCR-WxmRIlDjDz1piXGGgEdg I think your comment has vanished, strangely. Are you eating watermelon in your profile pic?
@@nigelandsueadventures I have no idea why my reply disappeared.... Very strange.
In answer to your question yes I too have converted a Sprinter Van into an off-grid home on wheels. I have a similar layout to your own.
I'm also a drone enthusiast. I just bought a DJI Mini 3 Pro.... Love it... Easy to fly but very hard to master that cinematic footage.
On FB you will find me wearing a blue jacket standing in front of Cape Huay. Department of Justice employee.
I’ll go looking now!!
@@peterbrockman161 just sent you a message as I couldn’t add you as a friend.
Thank you & all the best in your travels.Elaine from Queensland
Thanks so much Elaine, we are grateful to have you along for the journey
Good that you were able to get work but I was all settled in to see Kununnara 😂😂😂. Enjoyed the surrounds though. Great stuff!
Stick around, we will be back there next winter! And the Bungles!!
Great video guys 🤩🚐loved that river crossing 🚐💦
Thanks guys! We loved it too!
Just beautiful. You’re doing really well with the videography. It was nice to see a bit of Kunnunurra . I think I mentioned my husband is heading there for work at the beginning of January for three months. Just in time for the “nice” weather! 😊
Yes you did. Oh the weather will be BRUTAL then! And not like you can swim in any of that water!
Thanks for watching Lynne 🧡
@@nigelandsueadventures yes I know. He won’t have a car either. So I can’t imagine it will be much fun. Hopefully the hospital is air conditioned. I expect it will be. He’ll just have to work more. 🤨
Amazing 🙌 Living the dream
Thanks Kerri! It’s been really amazing 🤩
Absolutely stunning ❤
Thanks Sally!! When are you heading over this way?
Gotta love those boab trees. I remember being in Kununurra a thousand years ago and we went to a place close by called Hidden Valley, I think. Maybe that was the lookout you went to last?
We did hear about that Hidden Valley, I don’t think this was it though. It’s a really nice area!
Great Video!
Thanks for watching Nick 😊😊
Another great Vlog, my question today, why is there so many flies in the outback? Cheers from Downunder ❤️🦘🦘🦘
Good question! We have no idea. They are certainly annoying though